Новости за 23.11.2016

Donald Trump tweaked the script of his transition again Tuesday, appearing to shift his stance on at least three major issues in the course of an afternoon but defending his right to continue involvement in his worldwide businesses despite the potential for conflicts of interest.

A decade ago, U.S. Soccer President Sunil Gulati decided Bruce Arena wasn’t the man to lead the national team anymore and declined to renew his contract as head coach.

The FBI announced Tuesday that it had concluded its inquiry into Brad Pitt and his alleged behavior toward his teenage son aboard a private plane bound for Los Angeles.

Hawkins High’s football team will be allowed to continue its participation in the City Section Division II playoffs, section officials announced Tuesday afternoon.

It could be the feast after the feast.

The question is, who might be getting devoured two days after Thanksgiving?

UCLA’s rushing offense ranks second to last among Football Bowl Subdivision teams, the same lowly standing held by California’s run defense heading into the regular-season finale for...

Alabama, Ohio State, Michigan and Clemson held the top four spots in the College Football Playoff rankings for the second straight week and Washington moved up a spot to fifth this week. Wisconsin is sixth in the selection committee rankings released Tuesday night. 

Los Angeles Times   A message to our readers. We have just completed a historic presidential election, with major implications for the nation and our state. But for all of us - citizens and journalists alike - the next chapter of our history is now unfolding. Throughout the campaign, the Los Angeles...

The population of wild koalas in the southeast portion of Australia’s Queensland state has plunged by 80% in less than two decades, but researchers are offering a simple plan to save them. They can sum it up in three words: daylight saving time.

When the city of Los Angeles shops around for a new bank next year, it will ask institutions to promise that they do not engage in sales practices that harm consumers, a move spurred by revelations of widespread sales abuses at Wells Fargo & Co.

To Silkie Carlo, the sweeping surveillance powers British legislators have voted to grant intelligence agencies and police make no sense in a democracy.

The California Supreme Court decided Tuesday to review a ruling that would give state and local governments new authority to cut public employee pensions.

The Los Angeles City Council approved a controversial plan Tuesday to build a $1.2-billion residential, hotel, and retail skyscraper project in Historic South-Central that community activists said would lead to increased housing costs and displacement of low-income residents.

SpaceX has won a contract to launch a NASA satellite that will survey Earth’s surface water and take high-resolution ocean measurements.

Observing cable news and Twitter over the last few weeks — through half-closed eyes, like a squeamish child at his brother’s bris — we’ve watched  the unlikely specter of a Donald Trump presidency take shape. The left-field Cabinet picks. The potential business conflicts of interest. Even, as of...